I have been a patient of Dr. Franklin's for several years for routine dental care of cleanings and…read morefillings. I absolutely love him and the team because of there high level of professionalism and care, until today. Dr Franklin is out on leave, there is a fill- in dentist for him, Dr Valerio, and I had a younger hygienist whom I have never seen here before, Sarah. I came today for a routine cleaning. Long story short, for the first time ever, I had my teeth "measured" before my cleaning. Okay, no problem at all. She accidentally poked my gums a little too hard, which she actually apologized for, and of course it started bleeding. Still, not at all a problem. After measuring, she informed me that because my gums bled, that the next time, I needed a deep scaling cleaning that would require numbing. I pay out of pocket and politely asked more about the scaling and numbing and questioned about the gums bleeding maybe from her poking too hard? She seemed offended and told me that measuring gums is part of the cleaning routine and I said that I never had my gums measured here before a cleaning. "Well you should have" was the response and she abruptly left the room. (?) I waited a few minutes and Dr Valerio came in and asked "what's the problem"? I said, problem? There isn't a problem, I'm only here for a routine cleaning. Personally, I think the hygienist grossly exaggerated our conversation because he went on about how it's their responsibility for dental care etc which I truly agreed and understood but I felt I should have been allowed to ask questions. It was very clear they didn't think I should ask questions, as if I was questioning their authority. (?) I was a really surprised at what was unravelling here. When Dr Valerio left the room, Sarah took her seat and now I'm afraid that she is going to intentionally hurt me. I said "I'm only here for a cleaning and" then she cut me off, started escalating and said "You accused me of STABBING you" (I would never say that), she then proceeded to argue with me about our conversation and abruptly left the room again. This time Dr Valerio came in and said that I can't have my cleaning today because I'm arguing with the hygienist. Wow, I was just astonished. I'm in total disbelief that such a combative and unprofessional duo are employed at Dr. Franklin's office. Never again, I wont' be back and that sincerely bothers me because I really loved Dr Franklin and his team.

I am a new patient and today was my first visit with Queensbury Family Dentistry. Jamie did a great…read morejob with the cleaning. Dr. Franklin was also very nice. Location is very convenient. They accepted the dental insurance I have through my employer. I am even going to have my wife start using this place. Very satisfied, looking forward to my next visit.

2,782 for a cleaning is just outrageous. On top of a 162$ charge for examination which should…read morehave been included. Unless you have some stellar insurance that will cover all the garbage fees they tag on like 36.00 for a rinse, then I would stay as far away from here as possible.

Is there a less than one star??? After booking an emergency visit for 3pm tomorrow I received a…read morecall from April, stating that they could not find me in their system. Finally, after going over my information again and again, I was found in their system. My appointment was in 2023, so I would need X-rays and a consult, and "maybe" the doctor would address my painful, cracked tooth. April informed me that they only have one dentist now who's very busy! Still, I agreed to the appointment, because I'm in PAIN but what happens next? She says, oh do you still have the same insurance? We don't except that, so you'll have to pay up front for your new patient visit and X-rays! Of course, I told her to cancel my appointment, Isn't it better to just be upfront and honest? Why not say this right from the beginning when I made the appointment that they couldn't find my records?? Why didn't they say they they didn't accept my insurance when I did my pre visit sign in?? I've always heard awful things about aspen, but chose to ignore them, but not now!! You really get to see what a practice is truly about when you have a problem! Aspen dental FAILS!!

I am very, very fortunate to have good teeth. Lots of people say that it's genetics...but neither…read moreof my parents are blessed with fabulous chompers. I think that it's a combination of drinking fluorinated water, getting fluoride treatments as a kid, brushing/flossing regularly and yes...some luck. I've never had a cavity in spite of some lapses in my getting cleanings over the years. Now that I am a little bit older, I try to keep up with it. I have been visiting a different location (same practice) in the area, however, Heather...the dental hygienist...also works out of this office. I basically follow Heather wherever she goes. Earlier this week I had my overdue appointment for a cleaning and, as always, Heather did a marvelous job. I don't have the fear of dentists that many others do... simply because I have never had a cavity (nor any major dental work ...with the exception of having my wisdom teeth removed a long, long time ago). When I met the dentist herself... I believe it was Dr. Smith... I was very happy with her expertise and approach. I had to go back for a brief visit the following day for a preventative procedure and even that was a good experience. They are very serious about Covid protocols which makes me very comfortable/happy. This particular office is actually much more convenient to where I live, so I plan on making this my primary dentist location moving forward. I highly recommend.

This is a great office. Full of wonderful and friendly staff. Anytime I have had an issue they have…read morebeen able to take me right in and fix the problem. I recommend them to everyone who asks.

This time I had an extraction and the procedure went very well...I've always received excellent…read morecare with Dr. Kelling who was concerned throughout the entire time...The nurses were excellent as well...The front desk was very efficient...

Caring, gentle and professional describes the work done by Dr. Condry. Having never had a tooth…read moreextracted, I was nervous. Turned out there was no need to be.

Expensive but provide excellent dentistry. It is to bad their prices are so high. I had to stop…read moregoing to them because I could not afford it.

From the owner: Our office is dedicated to providing quality, up-to-date, affordable care in the most comfortable…read moreand timely manner to patients of all ages. We do this by striving to be sensitive to our patient's needs and we hope to model the benefits that come with good dental care.

My children have been going here for eight years. She is always helpful and kind. The waiting room…read moreis cozy and a new toy theme is put in every month or so. (Trains, midevil, school, fireperson. Etc.) All and All it is a great small office. I still take my children there even after I moved over an hour away.

From the owner: We practice General Dentistry with an emphasis on pediatrics and implants.read more

Dr. Kelling was the on call doctor for Northeast Surgical Specialists when I called to report…read moreextreme nerve pain following a tooth extraction five days prior. He was the single most dismissive, condescending medical practitioner I'ver ever had the misfortune of speaking with. He wouldn't let me finish a sentence without jumping in and explaining why my pain was wrong. This went on, even as I explained that I've dealt with trigeminal neuralgia in the past, and that my pain was reaching a 10. I got off the phone with Dr. Kelling feeling helpless and in tears.

From the owner: The team at Northeast Surgical Specialists is proud to offer patients top-quality care in a…read morestate-of-the-art facility that has been AAAASF accredited. Maintaining this accreditation means that when patients visit Northeast Surgical Specialists, they can be confident they are receiving care in the safest possible environment from surgeons with the highest qualifications. Dr. Condry and Dr. Kelling are board-certified oral surgeons who have obtained both a dental degree and a medical degree. They both specialize in full-scope oral and maxillofacial surgery and the administration of all forms of anesthesia. Both Dr. Condry and Dr. Kelling understand patients' tendency to feel anxiety toward surgery, which is why they strive to make sure every patient is both comfortable and well informed. In addition to providing oral surgery procedures such as dental implants, wisdom teeth extractions, corrective jaw surgery, and much more, Drs. Condry and Kelling also offer a variety of cosmetic surgery procedures to help patients restore their appearance.